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    Kansas City PBS vs competitors

    CompanyFounding dateZippia scoreHeadquarters# of LocationsRevenueEmployees
    1971
    3.4
    Kansas City, MO1$1.6M30
    1967
    4.0
    Erie, PA1$4.6M34
    -
    3.6
    Wichita, KS1$3.5M50
    2015
    4.5
    McLean, VA8$3.1B6,883
    1993
    4.6
    West Palm Beach, FL2$415.0M425
    Kshb / Kmci / The Ew Scripps Company
    -
    Cincinnati, OH1--
    1986
    3.8
    Huntingtown, MD64$3.1B8,400
    1981
    4.1
    Rocklin, CA1$175.7M50
    1955
    4.4
    Saint Paul, MN1$49.9M100
    1979
    4.6
    Bristol, CT6$4.0B1,250
    1982
    4.1
    New York, NY13$14.0B22,400
    New Hampshire Public Radio
    1981
    3.9
    Concord, NH1$6.8M20
    Wned
    1955
    3.9
    New York, NY1$1.4M7
    -
    4.2
    New York, NY1$5.4M30
    1954
    4.3
    San Francisco, CA1$45.0M50
    Rocky Mountain PBS
    1969
    3.2
    Denver, CO1$410,0007
    1994
    3.8
    Houston, TX1$15.0M255
    1992
    4.3
    New York, NY1$15.0M165
    Knpb Channel 5
    -
    3.6
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    1998
    3.2
    New York, NY1$4.3M50
    1962
    4.1
    Hartford, CT1$22.8M122

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    Kansas City PBS salaries vs competitors

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    CompanyAverage salaryHourly salarySalary score
    Kansas City PBS
    $59,531$28.62-

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    CompanyHighest salaryHourly salary
    Kansas City PBS
    $68,286$32.83
    ESPN
    $116,841$56.17
    Fox News
    $105,442$50.69
    Manhattan Neighborhood Network
    $97,289$46.77
    New Hampshire Public Radio
    $82,741$39.78
    TPT - Twin Cities PBS
    $80,117$38.52
    Wned
    $77,406$37.21
    Connecticut Public
    $77,020$37.03
    KQED
    $73,520$35.35
    Educational Media Foundation
    $70,048$33.68
    Knpb Channel 5
    $68,105$32.74
    NBC International Ltd.
    $68,048$32.72
    ION Media Networks
    $67,510$32.46
    KSNW
    $61,881$29.75
    Rocky Mountain PBS
    $61,735$29.68
    TEGNA
    $58,377$28.07
    Kshb / Kmci / The Ew Scripps Company
    $58,050$27.91
    WQLN
    $57,597$27.69
    Sinclair Broadcast Group
    $56,427$27.13
    Sound Lounge
    $56,047$26.95

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    Kansas City PBS demographics vs competitors

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    Job titleMaleFemale
    Sinclair Broadcast Group47%53%
    TEGNA50%50%
    Fox News52%48%
    NBC International Ltd.56%44%
    ESPN67%33%
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    Compare race at Kansas City PBS vs competitors

    CompanyWhiteHispanic or LatinoBlack or African AmericanAsianUnknownDiversity score
    65%12%13%6%3%
    9.4
    60%15%14%8%3%
    9.1
    61%16%12%8%4%
    9.5
    59%18%13%7%4%
    9.8
    60%17%12%7%4%
    8.7
    51%26%14%8%2%
    6.6

    Kansas City PBS and similar companies CEOs

    CEOBio
    Christopher Stewart Ripley
    Sinclair Broadcast Group

    Chris Ripley is a President & Chief Executive Officer at SINCLAIR BROADCAST GROUP INC, Dir:Investor at hibu, and Member Board of Directors (Audit Committee Chair) at hibu and is based in Reading, Reading, United Kingdom. He has worked as Managing Director - Head of Los Angeles Investment Banking at UBS, Chief Financial Officer at SINCLAIR BROADCAST GROUP INC, and Mng Dir:Global Media Group at UBS Investment Bank. Chris attended University of Western Ontario/The and Ivey Business School.

    David T. Lougee
    TEGNA

    James Pitaro
    ESPN

    Lachlan K. Murdoch
    Fox News

    Brandon Burgess
    ION Media Networks

    Brandon Burgess is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ION Media. Since taking the role as CEO, he orchestrated the company’s successful financial recapitalization and re-invented ION as a leading independent television company that has delivered consistent profitable growth under his watch. Burgess led the transformation of the ION Television flagship network into a household TV brand by building a portfolio of high-quality popular original series, made-for-TV films, as well as syndicated dramas and theatrical movies. This strategy has delivered sustained audience growth and made ION Television a top-rated national entertainment network in record time. Burgess expanded ION’s TV station portfolio through targeted acquisitions, giving it the largest U.S. UHF spectrum footprint, with 62 large-market stations, including ownership in each of the top 20 U.S. metropolitan areas. Burgess pioneered the U.S. multicast category with the nation’s first two national over-the-air special interest broadcast networks in 2007, incubating ION’s multi-network portfolio strategy. He has since been a thought leader on broadcast spectrum matters, advocating industry focus and R&D for wireless content delivery. Most recently he oversaw ION’s financially successful participation in the 600 MHz spectrum auction, while preserving ION’s full nationwide wireless footprint. Before joining ION, Burgess was the head of Business Development and Global Strategy for NBCUniversal, where he is credited with evolving the NBC broadcast network into a global multimedia company. He was the architect of NBC's acquisition of Universal Entertainment, leading to the creation of NBCUniversal. Burgess was also responsible for the acquisition of Bravo; NBC’s first entertainment cable channel, NBC’s entry into Hispanic broadcasting, and leading business strategy change for the NBC broadcast network. In prior positions, Burgess worked in Corporate Strategy for PepsiCo and in the Investment Banking Division at Goldman Sachs. Burgess was recognized in the World Economic Forum’s inaugural class of ''Young Global Leaders'' in 2005, and was honored with Broadcasting & Cable’s “Technology Leadership Award” in 2008 for his industry work in spectrum Research & Development. Burgess was named to the Paley Center for Media’s Board of Trustees in 2014, and also serves on the Board of the National Association of Broadcasters. Burgess is a graduate of the European Business School and the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

    Jim Pagliarini
    TPT - Twin Cities PBS

    Jim Schachter
    New Hampshire Public Radio

    President and Chief Executive Officer at New Hampshire Public Radio Chair, Board of Trustees at The Texas Tribune (he/him/his)

    Tom Calderone
    Wned

    Mark Contreras
    Connecticut Public

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